Consumables

The test tubes contain a buffer solution of sodium citrate, which is an anticoagulant. The ratio of citrate to the amount of blood taken is 1:9. Material for research............... citrate plasma, blood Scope of application............................ coagulation study Centrifugation................................ 2000 - 2500 g - 10-15 minutes

Tubes without fillers are used for the study of blood serum in biochemical, immunological and serological tests. The gel forms a stable barrier between the serum and the shaped elements during centrifugation. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ blood serum research in biochemistry, immunology, serology Centrifugation................................ 1500 g - 10 minutes

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Gel is a special material designed to form a stable barrier between the cellular components of blood and serum during centrifugation. Material for research............... EDTA-blood, plasma Scope of application............................ hematological examination of whole blood

Test tubes are used for blood sampling in biochemistry and immunology. During centrifugation, the gel forms a strong barrier for 48 hours between the clot and the serum. The gel tubes must be centrifuged no later than 2 hours after blood collection. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ serum research in biochemistry, immunology Centrifugation.............................. 1500-2000 g - 10 minutes

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Material for research............... stabilized EDTA whole blood /EDTA plasma.

Pestles for homogenization For suspension in test tubes of 0.5-0.6 ml. Compatible with electromechanical drive for pestles Pestles for micro-tubes Analog: SSI Material of manufacture: PP Packing: 10 pieces.

The test tubes contain a buffer solution of sodium citrate, which is an anticoagulant. The ratio of citrate to the amount of blood taken is 1:9. Research material............... citrate plasma, blood Scope of application............................ coagulation study Centrifugation................................ 2000 - 2500 g - 10-15 minutes

The walls of the tubes are covered with a dry clot formation activator to accelerate blood clotting. Mixing blood with it does not affect the result of tests. The acceleration of the blood clotting process significantly reduces the preparation time of the biological sample. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ blood serum research in biochemistry, immunology Centrifugation................................ 1000 - 1500 g - 10 minutes

Test tubes are used for blood sampling in biochemistry and immunology. During centrifugation, the gel forms a strong barrier for 48 hours between the clot and the serum. The gel tubes must be centrifuged no later than 2 hours after blood collection. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ serum research in biochemistry, immunology Centrifugation.............................. 1500-2000 g - 10 minutes

Transparent film without a substrate, designed for thermal sealing of PCR tablets. It is adapted to most thermal protection devices and tablets from other manufacturers. It is ideal for transportation and long-term storage of highly sensitive samples. The film is easily removed after sealing without breaks, which eliminates the need to pierce it. Sealers: PX1 PCR Plate Sealer, Bio-Rad; DTpack, DNA technology; ALPS 50 V, Thermo FS; Heat sealer S100-200, Eppendorf; E-seal, KBiosystems; and other popular models. Thickness: 60 microns. Material: Polyester Material thickness: 0.055 mm. Temperature range: -170+175 °C Sealing: 2-3 sec. Film integrity:-80°C ... +110°C Packaging: 100 pcs.

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Material for research............... EDTA-blood, plasma Scope of application............................ hematological examination of whole blood